Elizabeth Harris High School and Club Notes
Elisabeth Harris High School and Woman's Club schedule events for next Friday and Saturday including an Easter egg hunt. Local families Harris Baldwin Hilton Brock and Carter frequent Sunday visits and outings around Carrollton. The school year closes April 1 with an exhibition planned for that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Harris
W. T. Brock
Atlanta
G. M. Baldwin
A. L. Carter
Carrollton
Harvey Harris
Dana Moore
Melvin Harris
Bessie Baldwin
Opal Brock
Harry Hilton
Shube Hilton
Misaes Blanche Jordan
Tone Amith
Mauds Harris
Bruce Reeves
Villa Rica Baptists Clean Grounds and Hold Sing
A Villa Rica church reports volunteers cleaned ground and pinned shade trees boosting appeal by about half. Large Sunday crowd with singers from Drake town, Douglasville, Powder Springs and elsewhere. New leaders elected in B Y P A under Miss Wood. Rev A A Pittman preached elsewhere next Sunday. Weather mild, farms being prepared for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Draketown
Douglasville
Powder Springs
Oak Grove North Community Guests and Visits Chronicle
Plowing and planting tasks frame the Oak Grove North update as locals noted, with numerous social visits. Names include Ruth Allen, Clara McGuirin, Bertha Ward, Irma Pistes, J C Capes, Mize Ward, Matt Tidwell, Emma Ward, J H Ward, and many families sharing weekend and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Allen
Clara McGuirin
Doon
Bertha Ward
Irma Pistes
Mra
Wil Capps
J. C. Capes
D. H. Hamrick
W. Ly Threadgill
Irma Pierce
Mize Bertha Ward
M. C. Pierce
Earl
Irma
J. H. Ward
Matt Tidwell
John Capes
C. D. Parrish
R. ©. Gray
Carrollton
Lon Ward
Dorris
Nelia Dean
Thurston Ingram
Atlanta
M. O. Pioros
J. L. Henry
J. G. Henry
D. C. Williams
Temple
J. G
Henry
EB. B. Allen
W. C. McCunn
Cloteil Cook
Misa Linus McClung
Hazel Threadgill
Clara McGuiry
Joh Parker WR
Misses Lillie
Eunice Capes
Loyd McCalmon
Earl Pierce
Community Leisure Amid Pleasant Weather In Carrollton
Farmers utilized good weather with corn planting and early growth. Residents shared visits across families including Duncan, Barrington, Spence, and Neill households. Social events featured singing at Pleasant View and a Tuesday night gathering hosted by Joe Barrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory Duncan
Walter Barrington
MaeGuire
Pearl Spence
J. P. Rowe
Berry Neill
Carrallton
L. M. Gray
J. W. Jones
Presbyterian Church Services and Annual Goals
Presbyterian Church outlines Sabbath services at 11 a m and 8:30 p m with Sunday School at 9:90 a m and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Notes on spiritual fruit, the Spirit, and Christian character, plus Woman's Auxiliary gathering, Home Mission Day, and efforts to raise funds and attendance in the Sunday School and church programs.
Carrollton Church Seeks Larger Easter Sunday Attendance
In Center Point next Friday and Sunday services, Carrollton church invites members and friends to enlarge the Sunday school and celebrate the resurrection. The notice includes biblical references about Christ’s appearances after the resurrection and closes with a pastoral signature.
Methodist Church Activities and Services Schedule
The Methodist Church invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m in two sections adult in the church and elementary in the auditorium with last Sunday 326 attendance aiming for 400 next Sunday. Missionary program next Sunday preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with music, Epworth League 6 45 p m all Leaguers and young people invited. General meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society Monday 3 20 p m all women welcome. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m build the prayer habit. Workers council Friday 7 40 p m led by Prof Hraddosk all 8 8 workers to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
I Gor
Mary Magdelene
Pater
Emmaus
Lily
Thomas
Galileo
Son of Therias
Ones
Epworth Lengua
Lenguera
Hraddosk
Christian schools and workers demand strong training
John Kramer argues that to sustain Christian missions and the gospel program, society must fund Christian schools colleges and seminaries. He warns that without adequate Christian education for youth, the work in homes and foreign fields will fail and urges endowment to attract students pursuing advanced religious training.
Carrallton’s Greatest Need At Baptist Tabernacle
Sunday school at 0:45 with preschool 11 004 and a 7:50 preaching service. Midweek meeting at 7:80. Aiming for 300 in Sunday school next week. Choirs and a new chorus planned for evening service. Pastor to preach at 8:00 on Jesus a paralytic and a bed of four corners. Last Sunday night church packed. chairs had to be placed in the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantor
Suubjeet
Carrallton
Nislen
Hardwick Inn proprietor touts Chamberlain's Tablets
George Daniels of Hardwick Vermont advocates Chamberlain's Tablets as natural laxative relief for sedentary habits. He claims to have tried many products but finds these best for regular bowel function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
George
Daniels
Hardwick, Vt
Daniel
Hardwick Inn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Harris High School
Villa Rica
D. W. Carter
Macedonia Church
Pitlman
Miss Wood
Union Grove
J. R. Martin
A. A. Pittman
Factory Town
Bro. King
Austell
Presbyterian Church
Rey, Yeach
Cash and Credit
C—O. D
J. F. Morris
MAPLE
Alabama
Steinbach’s
Economy Shop
Oak Grove—North
Miss Incy Barrington
Rus ‘Aell McGukin
Della Witcher
Mr. Enos Brock
Pleasant View
G, M
L, Spence
Edgar Canslor
Lb. V. Crutchfield
Eula
Mae Reid
N. E. Spence
Mettis Baker
Tabernacle
Ward Barrington Apent
Pleasant Ridge
Bertha Duncan Apent
Elizabeth Duncan
Pine Grove
Mr. Joe Barrington
Ajoy
Ellie
Tolan Musa
Paulina Causler
Annie Spence
A. L. Turner
Thomas Young
Bowdon Tuietiga
Lee Bowen
Pleasonf Ridge
Mra. J. T. Walker
Assembly
Executive Committee
Jost Babbath
Banfay
Nur Ndiidola
Jess
Carrollton Circuit
Thonas Kelly
Hawich
the Methodist Church
Christian Schools and Christian Workers
John ¥. Kramer
United States
Christ's Vineyard
Baptist Tabernacle
Elgin
Tenn
Dr. Pierce
South
Resuke
Capital City Dry Cleaning & Dye Works
Atlanta, GA
A. W. Alexander
Landry Division
Carrollton, GA
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